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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
8
BWAR LAKE June 26 George Smith visits Wrensburg New York and other relatives as Goshen schoolmates hold a reunion on June 20. Numerous former students attend and renew friendships while local families and visitors share weekend activities and church services.
GLYMER NY June 25. Mr and Mrs G H Tenpas entertained the Clymer school faculty at a six o'clock supper at their home Monday evening. Mrs Tenpas assisted by daughter Ruth Gravynek and Henry Tenpas. The Twentieth Century Club hosted husbands and faculty for a picnic at Findley Lake Gallup grounds in honor of departing president Mrs Dana King. Mrs Edith Grosquitt praised by Rev Ora Ouslisch. Members wore pink or yellow rose bud caps made by local children. A sunshine box was presented to Mrs King with a daily opening rule tied to her new Hudson Malls home. Various entertainment segments followed with groups divided by crepe paper armbands. Many locals and visitors attended from Jamestown, Meadville, Buffalo, Warren and elsewhere. Engagements to several social events and school commencements were noted along with gifts and showers for Miss La Von Johnson and Miss Elizabeth Pope. The social calendar included weddings, class night, and commencement services with multiple speakers and musical tributes.
Kane brick yard resumes operations at the Kane Trick and Tile company plant with 30 to 50 men ordered back to work next Monday. Plant superintendent Louis G Dari says business conditions justify reopening, noting bricks will be produced full-time to meet anticipated demand. The article also mentions prize presentations at a Century Club event and local civic notices.
A brief note suggests lifting soil to be used in pots or for stable seeds of annuals indoors. The method mentions a common kitchen sieve as a tool to prepare earth efficiently for indoor planting.
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